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The M&S ground coffee is decent too in the Cafetiere
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The M&S ground coffee is decent too in the Cafetiere
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Finally got around to seeing how much my coffee costs and how much I drink. Just seen a Currys advert with our machine on offer so here we go.
I've got a bean to cup delonghi machine with milk frother. We don't use the frother as the milk doesn't get warm enough for my liking and it's a faff cleaning it (I just heat up the milk in the microwave first) but it does all the fancy coffees.
I use the red lavazza beans, around £8 or £9 a kilo in Costco, a bit dearer in Tesco. Got about 160 cups out of a kilo bag.
Anyway, it works out at just under 5p a cup on a 'strong coffee' setting. Much nicer than out of a jar and so much cheaper than the pods.
If you like coffee from the jar, two teaspoons and lots of milk.
Time for a coffee methinks.
I've got a bean to cup delonghi machine with milk frother. We don't use the frother as the milk doesn't get warm enough for my liking and it's a faff cleaning it (I just heat up the milk in the microwave first) but it does all the fancy coffees.
I use the red lavazza beans, around £8 or £9 a kilo in Costco, a bit dearer in Tesco. Got about 160 cups out of a kilo bag.
Anyway, it works out at just under 5p a cup on a 'strong coffee' setting. Much nicer than out of a jar and so much cheaper than the pods.
If you like coffee from the jar, two teaspoons and lots of milk.
Time for a coffee methinks.